SUPREME COURT.
QUARTERLY SITTINGS. LIST OF BUSINESS. The quarterly sittings of the Supreme Court will be commenced in Dunedin before Mr Justice Ostler on Monday next at 10.30 a.m. The list of eases for hearing is as follows: CRIMINAL (For Trial). Rex v Richard Corrigan, alleged indecent assault upon a female aged 14 years and four months. Rex v. Walter Finlay Dorc and Leonard Charles Crawford, alleged robbery with violence. CIVIL. (Before his Honor the Judge and a Jury of 12.) C. Chetwin v. Clutha County Council and W. J. May, claim for damages, £2500, accident on river punt. Bing, Harris, and Co., Ltd., v. Clutha County Council and W. J. May, claim for indemnity, £1046 12s, and damages, £337 9s, accident on river punt. L. C. Ord v. R. M'Naught, claim for damages. £1339 14s, motor accident. F. R. Evans v. W. Martin, claim for damages. £917 4s 2d, motor accident. (Before his Honor the Judge and a Jury of Four.) J. C. Howell v. W. Martin, claim for damages, £l7O 12s Bd, motor accident. (Before his Honor the Judge alone) Francis and Taylor, Ltd., v.G.S. Kirby and .others, claim for £1842 2s sd. moneys improperly paid. L. F. Evans v. M'Callum and Co., Ltd., claim for injunction and damages, £750. Cromwell Development Company, Ltd., v. James Long, claim for £837 14s, for breach of agreement or specific performance. DIVORCE. • (Before his Honor the Judge alone.) Jeffs v. Jeffs, separation agreement. Muir v. Muir, separation order. M'Donald v M'Donald, separation agreement Cadman v. Cadman, separation order. Robertson v. Robertson, separation agreement. , Ryan v. Ryan, separation order. Smith v. Smith, separation order. Gillies v. Gillies, separation agreement. Rolinson v. Rolinsou, separation agreement. Phillips v. Phillips, separation agreement.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21244, 27 January 1931, Page 6
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